Case studies that involve testing new treatments on a few people to judge their effect and safety are known as
a. external studies.
b. pilot studies.
c. experiments.
d. none of these describe this phenomenon.
b
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Baby Carly appears to understand that when you push a bowl over the edge of a table, the bowl will fall to the ground. Carly appears to understand _______
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s)
Suppose a friend is pregnant and experiences morning sickness at the same time every day. She drinks chamomile tea to alleviate her nausea. She doesn’t drink chamomile tea again but finds the smell makes her feel slightly nauseated. In fact, the taste and smell of all teas make her feel sick. This latter is due to the classical conditioning idea of
a. operations b. reward c. unconditioned stimulus d. generalization
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